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Sentai Filmworks Reveals Onigiri English Dub Cast, Clip
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Cynthia Martinez, Stephanie Wittels, Juliet Simmons, Brittney Karbowski, more star in series of shorts
Sentai Filmworks revealed the English dub cast and an English-dubbed clip for the anime adaptation of Cyberstep's massively multiplayer online role-playing game Onigiri on Wednesday.
The cast, under directors Kyle Jones and Shannon Reed, includes:
- Cynthia Martinez as Shizuka Gozen
- Stephanie Wittels as Yoshitsune
- Juliet Simmons as Gaako
- Brittney Karbowski as Ibaraki-Doji
- Kira Vincent-Davis as Kaguya
- Hilary Haag as Amaterasu
- Shanae'a Moore as Gagomi
- Margaret McDonald as Veronica
- Joanne Bonasso as Uzume
- Tiffany Grant as Kijimuna
- Rachel Landon as Ariko
- Chaney Moore as Sakura
- Carolyn Medrano as Hiroko
- Tiffany Terrell as System Rep
- Heather Spiller and Ned Gayle as Mephistopheles
- Jay Hickman as Narrator
Sentai Filmworks will release the series on July 11 as part of a bundle exclusively through its online store. The bundle includes the DVD and Blu-ray Disc combo pack, a t-shirt, lenticular poster, and three double-sided art cards.
Sentai Filmworks describes the series:
In a mystical world where humans and supernatural creatures co-exist, the dark and ancient race of beings known as the Kamikui are on the rise. To stop them, the people of Japan will need a mighty army of heroines with unparalleled fighting skills. Unfortunately, times are tough, and they'll have to make do with a runaway Princess; the axe-wielding and frequently drunken daughter of an Orc tavern owner; an internet troll who lives in her own fantasy world; and a frazzled fighter who would love to stick to the rules of combat if she could reign the others in for even half a second. It may not be an epic out of legend, and Japan might be doomed, but at least the road to damnation is going to be a heck of a fun journey as our wannabe world-savers cut loose in ONIGIRI!
The 13-episode series of five-minute shorts premiered in April 2016 and The Anime Network streamed the series as it aired, and Tubi TV also added a delayed simulcast.